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Lexar Media Manager User Guide-EN Lexar Media Manager User Guide Lexar Media Manager User Guide Lexar Media Manager app overview ...................................................................................................2 Setting up the Lexar Mobile Manager app ........................................................................................3 Navigating the Home screen ................................................................................................................5 Navigating the Settings screen ............................................................................................................7 App Lock, Touch ID, and File Lock ......................................................................................................8 Automatic backup of contacts and photos ..................................................................................... 10 Manual backup of photos, videos, music, and contacts ............................................................... 10 Restoring from a previous backup.................................................................................................... 12 Adding files to external storage ....................................................................................................... 13 Adding files from the photo album .................................................................................................. 14 Adding files from the music library .................................................................................................. 15 Deleting files to free up space on your device............................................................................... 16 Deleting files in internal storage or external storage ................................................................... 16 Copy, move, and share files .............................................................................................................. 17 Search and sort .................................................................................................................................... 19 Shortcuts – swipe left and right ........................................................................................................ 20 Play music and movies on the go ..................................................................................................... 21 Creating folders and organizing files ............................................................................................... 22 Encrypting and decrypting files or folders...................................................................................... 23 Camera functionality within the app ................................................................................................ 25 Additional resources ........................................................................................................................... 26 Lexar Media Manager app overview Lexar® makes it easy to offload or transfer files with its comprehensive line of iOS- compatible products. Quickly and easily move or copy photos, music, videos, and files to or between your iPhone®, iPad® and computer. Designed for use with Lexar iOS-compatible products, the Lexar Media Manager app provides seamless file management for your busy life on the go. To see if your Lexar product works with this app, see the compatibility list on www.lexar.com/support. The Lexar Media Manager app is available for free download from the App Store®. Features • Save space by offloading files from your device. Make room to store more of the content you crave. • Directly access media files. Listen to your favorite songs and watch videos right from your iOS-compatible product. • Easily transfer and share files between devices. Move or copy photos, videos, music, and other files to or between your iPhone, iPad and computer. • Automatically and securely backup your photos and contacts. Select Lexar iOS- compatible products work with the Lexar Media Manager app, which allows you to backup files when connected. Compatibility Lightning connector and USB Type-A compatibility: • Made for: iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone SE, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad mini (2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation) • iOS 9/10, Mac OS X+, Windows 7/8/10 Files supported: • Music— MP3/CAF/AAC/AIF/WAV/AIFF/M4A • Video— AVI/FLV/MP4/MOV/M4V/MKV/MPG/RM/RMVB/WMV/3GP • Does not support streaming of DRM-protected content. Contact your content provider for details and restrictions. 2 Setting up the Lexar Media Manager app Connect your Lexar iOS-compatible product and download the Lexar M edia Manager app. After plugging in your Lexar iOS-compatible product, a screen will appear asking you to download the Lexar Media Manager app. Tap on ‘App Store’ to download the app. Download the app manually If you want to download the app before connecting your Lexar iOS-compatible product, search for “Lexar Media Manager” in the App Store. Allow Media Manager to connect to your drive When you connect your Lexar iOS-compatible product, you will be prompted to allow Media Manager to access it. Tap “Allow.” 3 iPhone and tablet navigation differences The functionality of the Lexar Media Manager app is the same whether on an iPhone or an iPad, but due to the difference in screen sizes, the navigation may be slightly different. For instance, the bottom navigation on the iPad will display more functions than on the phone. On the iPhone, those additional functions are located within “More.” The remainder of this User Guide shows images from an iPhone, so please note that your navigation may differ slightly from what is shown in this guide if you’re using a tablet. Phone navigation Tablet navigation 4 Navigating the Home screen Internal Storage display and access The Internal Storage icon on the Home screen displays the storage available on your device. Tapping on “Internal Storage” accesses the memory partition on your device that is used by the app. Files stored here are not directly accessible through your device, but within the app only. External Storage display and access The External Storage icon displays the storage available on your connected Lexar iOS-compatible product. This display will refresh every time your Lexar iOS-compatible product is plugged into your device. External Storage is where you will offload or back up your files. Tapping on “External Storage” will allow you to access, manage, and transfer data stored on your connected Lexar iOS-compatible product. 5 Function icons The lower half of the Home screen displays icons for the app’s functions – Music, Photos, Videos, Documents, Backup, and Camera. Tapping directly on any of these icons will display only those file types, whether stored in Internal Storage (within the app) or External Storage. Backup and Camera will take you directly to the app’s backup function and the app camera. Refresh and access to settings The Refresh and Settings icons are located in the top right corner of the Home screen. Tapping on the Refresh icon will refresh the Home screen and update the storage status of Internal and External Storage, where applicable. The Settings icon accesses the Settings screen. Tap the Settings icon to access tools such as Help, Security, Auto Backup, Camera Settings, and the Media Manager Tools. Returning to the Home screen from within the app To return to the Home screen from other screens in the app, tap on the Home button or use the back arrows. 6 Navigating the Settings screen On the Settings screen, you’ll see a variety of controls for your app. About Displays the current version of the app. Tutorial Find useful information about how to use the app. Support Email to support. Works with the default email account set up on your device. Security Features App Lock, Touch ID, and File Lock will control the security of your files. Auto Backup Toggle on to create automatic backups of your contacts or photos, every time your Lexar iOS-compatible product is connected. (See Automatic Backup section for more information.) Camera Settings Change the video quality and file size for videos taken with the app’s camera. Tools Change the format settings for external storage. 7 App Lock, Touch ID, and File Lock To lock the app, toggle the “App Lock” to the on position. Enter a password, and re-confirm the password. After closing the app, it will lock. When opening the app, it will prompt you for a pass- word for the app. Enter the password to unlock the app. The app will remain unlocked until you close it. You’ll need to re-enter the password to unlock the app each time you use it if App Lock is turned on. To turn off App Lock, from the settings screen, toggle to the off position, enter the password you originally used to lock the app, and your app will be unlocked and stay unlocked. Touch ID will use your fingerprint scan as the password instead of the 4-digit password. You must have Touch ID enabled on your device for this function to be used. File Lock will store a password for file encryption that will be the default password when locking and unlocking all files while the File Lock function is on. Toggle “File Lock” to the on position, enter a password, tap “Next,” and reconfirm your password. To lock a file, slide the file to the right and tap on the padlock icon. To lock multiple files or just one, tap “Select,” select the file(s), tap “More” in the lower right corner, and select “Encrypt” to encrypt the file. 8 After closing the app, the
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